Campus Magazine

If you had to guess NASA’s most prestigious internal award, “a sterling silver pin of Snoopy in a spacesuit” probably wouldn’t be your first answer. But that’s exactly what the Silver Snoopy Award is — and it’s genuinely one of the coolest pieces of space history you’ve probably never heard of.

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There is a version of productivity that looks excellent on a desk. You know the one. The elaborate coffee order, slightly out of focus, beside a neatly spread planner. The laptop open to a colour-coded Notion dashboard. The Spotify study playlist, lo-fi beats, naturally, playing at a volume low enough to suggest deep focus. The aesthetic is calm, intentional, and very, very p...

You know that mug of green tea sitting on your desk while you’re three tabs deep into revision notes? The one you poured five, maybe ten minutes ago and forgot about? Bad news: that tea is no longer doing what you think it’s doing.

Here’s the thing nobody tells you about brewing tea: same leaves, same water, but the time you leave it steeping completely cha...

For many women, period pain is more than just a minor inconvenience. It can make it difficult to concentrate in class, sit through lectures, meet work deadlines, or even get out of bed. In Singapore, period pain remains one of the most common reasons why young women miss school, skip activities, or find their productivity affected every month.

When cramps strike, mo...

For decades, the path from university to work was relatively straightforward. You graduated, landed an entry-level job, and spent the first year or two learning the ropes. Your employer expected you to make mistakes, ask questions, and gradually build the skills needed to contribute meaningfully.

But what if those beginner tasks are disappearing?

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